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Can NYCHA evict my grandmother?
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Answered on March 04, 2015
You should probably ask this question in the landlord-tenant section.
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Mother died..not looking for profit...just lost and don't trust family lawyer ...not looking to profit ...need some help....
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Answered on March 04, 2015
Can you provide some additional information about the questions you want answered? Hard to give any advice without more detail?
Can a felon be executor of estate in Pennsylvania?
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Answered on February 28, 2015
You have a clear answer from a lawyer in your jurisdiction.
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IRA held in an estate In CT which I am the sole "income" beneficiary - am entitled to all the income generated?
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Answered on February 28, 2015
This is a very complicated area of the law. You need to contact an attorney and/or accountant with specific knowledge regarding the IRA...
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Can Medicaid seek reimbursement after the death of the settlor from the sale of a home that was in his revocable trust.?
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Answered on February 28, 2015
I think that attorney Weatherby's answer is correct. While recovery from an estate is allowed under Medicaid, Connecticut is one of the states that...
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I live in New York state and will be a beneficiary of a Supplemental Needs Trust to be established in CT.
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Answered on February 26, 2015
One possibility would be to have the Supplemental Needs Trust set up through Plan of Connecticut as a pooled trust or they can also serve as...
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How can I protect myself while maintaining my responsibility to the trust?
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Answered on February 18, 2015
I agree with the other lawyers that a professional trustee might be the best solution.
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Does the wife of a recently deceased husband have a legal right to refuse his now grown children,to see the trust?
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Answered on February 18, 2015
It depends on whether the children are named as beneficiaries of the trust. If they are, then they have a right to see the trust. You should...
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Follow up to caregiver exception question
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Answered on November 13, 2014
I didn't see the first part of your question, but it sounds like you are asking whether the transfer from your mother-in-law to your wife will the...
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Can 1 heir our of six legally be entitled to take everything,land,monies to come without giving anything to the other 5±
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Answered on October 03, 2014
That doesn't sound right. It sounds like the oldest was appointed as the administrator and her role was to distribute the assets according to the...
